A study of the moire topography - An accurate theory and the applicable limit of the divergent light ray method
Abstract
A new accurate theory for the divergent-light-ray (DLR) method which facilitates the accurate measurement of the surface contour of a three-dimensional concave-convex object - is proposed. It is shown that this new theory provides the same degree of accuracy in the DLR method as that in the collimated-light-ray method without the experimental constraint of taking the distance between camera and measuring object as large as possible to approximate collimated light. A procedure for evaluating the applicable limit of the DLR method is outlined, and the measurement accuracy according to the new theory is examined.
- Publication:
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JSME International Journal Series B
- Pub Date:
- May 1978
- Bibcode:
- 1978JSMEB..21..788M
- Keywords:
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- Collimation;
- Light Beams;
- Moire Effects;
- Ray Tracing;
- Surface Geometry;
- Topography;
- Concavity;
- Contours;
- Convexity;
- Diffraction Patterns;
- Error Analysis;
- Grids;
- Instrumentation and Photography